ID: 9237
Updated by: derick
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Date/time related
Assigned To:
Comments:
The usage of $dat[mon] is not the way it shoudl work. Without the "'s, it's not
possible for PHP to see whether mon is a constant, or an index. Therefore you should
always use "mon" if you want mon to be the index of your array.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-02-20 01:56:00] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, the message I received is like this ...
I didn't receive that before.
Suggestions: don't set error reporting by default so high in installation wizard for
win32 binaries.
Thanx,
Andris
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[2001-02-13 12:44:48] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I bet the text of the errmsg is somethign like this:
Warning: Use of undefined constant x - assumed 'x' in ... on line ...
this is caused by error_reporting set high enough to trigger this warning.
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[2001-02-13 05:26:30] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On linux (built in) and IIS 4.0 (cgi vers) on nt4.0 wrkst i can use function for
example:
function getThisMonth(){
$dat=getdate();
return $dat[mon];
}
without problem.
On pws it reproduces error (description I don't remember -> it happens at home)
I should put mon in double quotes '"'. Then it works.
This error happens with other parameters like nmon, year ...
With quotes it works on linux and IIS 4.0 too.
Thanks,
Andris
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